By Adelaide Maloney ’22 As this year’s deadline to vote grows closer, more voters are making their final decisions about policy and leadership. At Beverly…
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By Caroline Foley ’21 Last year, I read Circe by Madeline Miller. I had heard great things about it, and they were all true. I…
By Leah Katz ’21 On September 12, HBO debuted its first pandemic presentation. Adapted, filmed, and edited during the height of strict COVID-19 self-isolation protocol,…
By Nola Minogue ’21 The Hunger Games phenomenon rocked the Young Adult and Dystopian novel world when first released in 2008- since then, Connecticut native…
By Grace Carella ’21 To the Class of 2020, This is it. Your highschool years are coming to their conclusions and you are preparing to…
By Mandy Rosenberg ’20 On April 15, Riverdale aired the seventeenth episode of its fourth season, “Wicked Little Town,” the show’s third musical episode based…
Above: Wordcloud by Mandy Rosenberg By Emily Rosenberg ’20 On Friday, March 13, it was announced that Beverly Public Schools would be closed for two…
By Caroline Foley ’21 I had high hopes before reading this book. I knew Leigh Bardugo’s work well and always closed her books sobbing violently…
Above: Lynch Park, March 13th 2020 By Nola Minogue ’21 Seven years ago, a wide eyed, pigtail-sporting fourth grader watched intently as Change is Simple,…
By Mandy Rosenberg ’20 The first Monday night of quarantine, my sister, our friend, and I sat down and turned the TV to Disney+. With…